Dloz'lami, Episode 3

Dellsie is concerned about her mother, who started getting sick after visiting her mother-in-law. She needs to connect with her grandmother to know what is making her mother ill, as she cannot walk anymore.

Priscilla Motaung wants to know why her biological mother hated her so much. Is she ready for the truth?

He lost his father, mother, brother and lastly baby mama. Owen wants to embark on a spiritual journey to connect with all of them and seek answers.

Maria is troubled by inconsistency and a dark cloud following her family. She gets messages in her dreams for her disabled granddaughter. Can Thembi bring clarity to those dreams?

Kele has been consulting with healers, trying to find the truth about her son. It appears spiritual animals are watching their every move.

Kedibone does not know where her mother's grave is, and at the same time, she's suffering from swollen legs. She is frustrated that no one is willing to tell her where she is from and who her father is.

Tracy's money keeps vanishing in the house. She also found a black and red cloth with needles and soil with animal poo inside the house, which she has been failing to finish building for the past five years.

Nomveliso discovered that something is having sex with her, at night and during the day. She is unsure of what is happening with her life, but she needs help.

Abigail's daughter died after a short illness, and her baby daddy has vanished since 2019. Abigail wants to know if her child is with her father.

Rebecca divorced, but never changed her surname. Meanwhile, her brother got arrested. Her life is stagnant, and she wants to know if there is something she is missing.

Agnes would like to connect with her mother-in-law and biological mother. Her twin girls started drinking at an early age, and she's worried about the state of affairs in her life. Can Thembi help her?

Gloria wants to connect with her grandmother and brother. She underwent initiation to become a sangoma. However, her life has not improved. Could there be something more to this?

Susan's kids are living the opposite of what she wants. Her family hates each other. She knows herself as a coloured person, but was told that her ancestors are black. How can that be?